OmVeda Sinus Tailum 50 mls V

Description

This powerful blend of active Ayurvedic herbs help to relieve conditions associated with sinus including headaches, constant and annoying sneezing and a dripping nose (Rhinitis). It contains ground leaves of the Tulsi Plant and Five Leafed Chaste help to relieve phlegm and headaches. Coconut Oil, considered a natural anti-biotic effective in addressing the underlying causes of sinus. Note: Neti pot is not included in the price. Order separately.
Method of Use:
Put a couple of drops into your nose, preferably lying down so the oil runs down the nasal passages. After 3-5 minutes, close one nostril and inhale through the open nostril to ingest remaining oil. Repeat. You can also place a couple of drops on a tissue and inhale ( this will only help in mild cases).  Repeat 3 times a day. If symptoms persist see a medical practitioner.
Benefits:
Sinus Oil has 10 herbs carefully selected for their ability to help ease constant sneezing and a dripping nose. Key herbs like Pippali (Piper longum) .. long pepper to help relieve respiratory problems, Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) to help remove catarrh and phlegm and relieve headaches, Five Leaf Chaste (Vitex negundo) with anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and analgesic properties to help reduce sinus headaches and Ginger (Zingiber officinale) to help relieve headaches and nausea.
Ingredients:
Aegle marmelos – Bael fruit or wood apple
Ocimum sanctum – Tulsi or  Holy Basil
Vitex nigundo – Chinese chaste tree or five-leaved chaste tree
Zingiber officinale – Ginger
Plumbago zeylanica – Ceylon Leadworth or Doctorbush or Wild Leadworth  
Embelia ribes – False Black Pepper or White – Flowered Embelia
Boswellia serrata – Indian Frankincense or Sallai Gugul
Piper longum – Indian Long Pepper or Pipli
Moringa ptrygosperma – Drumstick Tree or Horse Radish Tree
Coconut Oil – Oil from Coconut

Note:The oil has been traditionally used for relief of the conditions mentioned. It should not replace any medication or treatment provided by your health practitioner. It can help and should be used as adjunct treatment, not as a replacement.